Black Freedom Struggle in the United States:

400–Miscellaneous: Tuskegee [1941-1942].

National Archive Records: Delivery of P-40 airplanes to the 99th Fighter Squadron at Tuskegee, and activation of the 366th Materiel Squadron, 367th Materiel Squadron, 96th Maintenance Group, Communications Detachment, Weather Detachment, and 83rd Interceptor Control Squadron, 1941-1942, 1941-1942

291.2-A–Race: Negro, 1943.

National Archives Records: Discrimination against African American personnel and plans to transfer Tuskegee Airmen fighter squadrons to an active theater of war, and resignation of William H. Hastie as civilian aide to the secretary of war, 1943, 1943

291.2-B–Race: Negro, 1943.

National Archives Records: Racial incidents on military bases, and plans for assignment of African American personnel to theaters of operation and overseas stations, 1943, 1943

291.2–Race: Negroes [1940-1945].

National Archives Records: Discrimination against African American military personnel, employment of African Americans in defense industries, combat record of African American military units, and praise for African American personnel involved in D-Day operations, 1940-1945, 1940-1945

Confidential–291.2, Race: Negro (Army) [1942-1943].

National Archives Records: Status of 93rd Infantry Division, African American officers, public opposition to proposal to use African American personnel as guards at military bases and investigation of the 76th Anti-Aircraft Regiment, 1942-1943, 1942-1943

291.2-C–Race: Negro, 1943.

National archive records: Racial discrimination on military bases, and critical assessment of the combat efficiency of the 99th Fighter Squadron, 1943

291.2-C–Race: Negro, 1943.

National archive records: Racial discrimination on military bases, and critical assessment of the combat efficiency of the 99th Fighter Squadron, 1943